Household paper products are an integral part of our daily lives, a familiar and essential item, and a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of maintaining health.
The healthiness of household paper products hinges on the first crucial step: the raw materials used. This refers to the selection of pulp, the raw material for papermaking. Many common household paper products on the market are made from recycled paper, flooding the market due to their low price and harming the health of many unsuspecting consumers. Strictly speaking, this recycled pulp is not permitted for processing into household paper. The sources of pulp are diverse, even including used sanitary napkins, newspapers, and other waste paper. After being recycled and bleached, these materials are illegally manufactured in small factories or illegal workshops and then circulated in the market. This practice is despicable and infuriating. Consumers are urged to refuse to purchase such household paper products for their own health.
The standards for healthy household paper are actually quite simple: select high-quality raw materials, optimize processing techniques to prevent secondary pollution, and undergo special disinfection and sterilization treatments. However, truly achieving this requires not only a company's sense of mission and responsibility, but also a strong industrial foundation, advanced processing equipment, and advanced processing technology, because household paper often comes into contact with people's sensitive skin.